Wonderful neighborhood market! Love the friendly vendors and range of products available each week…read more Lemonade, cold brew coffee, sourdough bread, local produce, herbal bath and body care, dog treats, free-range meats, cbd products, bbq, and more available each week.

Small market not many vendors but great sour dough bread. Fresh meat and chicken was also found.read more

First, follow them on Instagram. You'll know what fruit or vegetable they have that week. This…read moreplace sells in bulk and it's pretty expensive. You can order online and choose your time for pick up so they can bring it out to your car. You could also go and stand in line and someone will come out with a list of items available. We bought a case of avocados, mangoes, and blueberries. About $19 per person for three of us and we divided three. Even divided by three, I still ended up with about 16 mangoes, about 30 avocados, and five blueberry containers. They take cash or credit. Everyone is very nice. Parking is available on site.

This is the best produce market in town! I love having a place where I can find fresh, raw, and…read morereal food to eat. All of the staff is super friendly and helpful. Whatever you need they are willing to pull for you. They also have "Deals of the Day" . I found lots of deals today; grapes, mangoes, strawberries, kiwis, spinach, honeycrisp apples and watermelons. I cut the cold watermelon when I got home and it has to be the sweetest one I have had anywhere all summer! The beautiful cauliflower (shown in pic) is from a previous haul. If you consume a lot of fruit and vegetables like we do, do yourself and your pocketbook a favor and shop here. I always do. **Today when I visited, I saw they added fans, a beautiful wood seat bench to wait and design slats. **. Thank you for this!!! I % recommend.

It is small but has a good variety of vendors. Vegetables, beef, BBQ rubs and sauces, hot sauce and…read moreenchilada sauces, teas, bakeries, skin products, candles, honey and more. I walked while I waited for the lunchtime restaurants to open. The people were nice and helpful.

My husband and I recently moved to this side of town and were really excited to check out our new…read moreneighborhood farmers market. Alamo Heights Farmers Market is conveniently located in The Quarry parking lot near Gold's Gym. This farmers market is not as big as other ones in the city but it has a lot of good options; plants, grass-fed beef, honey, aguas frescas, organic health products and much more! The best find during our first visit here was a Brazilian baker which was selling delicious brazilian baked goods. We decided to order two of his savory options; Pao de Queijo and Coxinha. The Pao de Queijo was so soft and delicious. The Coxinha was filled with shredded chicken and cheese, which made it the perfect breakfast bite. We will definitely be coming back!

I love those hole in the wall Mexican places that you stumble upon without even planning to visit!…read moreI was in the area and saw fruit outside so I stopped. Turned out to be a full experience chatting practicing my Spanish and sampling food. They were really friendly and actually welcoming and happy that you are excited to try their home cooking beside the fruit they serve I highly recommend if you are in the area to stop by and try this place

Where do I begin, the customer service top tier, the quality and the freshness of the fruits and…read morethe amount of the options you get is outstanding, and don't get me started on the aguas frescas specifically the coconut and melon combo

I found this market through a vendor that I follow on Instagram, he's usually at a different…read morelocation. I honestly really enjoyed this market, there were so many faith-based vendors! For my understanding, this market is hosted once a month. They have so many different types of vendors from local produce, prepared foods, clothing, accessories, the list goes on! I might become a regular to this monthly market, and I definitely recommend it!

The highlight of the market are the gorditas. I really wish they actually had farmers abd produce…read more This December edition was really busy. You have to get their around 930 AM or you spend a lot of time looking for a parking spot. There are a lot of craft booths if that's what you are into.

Three vendors today. Bread, organic soaps, and fresh…read moreproduce.. In the parking lot of the library, Wednesdays Only! Got some great soap products from Organically

This is the Leon Valley location for the San Antonio Farmer's Market, which is open on Wednesdays…read moreonly, 7:30am - 1pm year round in the parking lot by the Leon Valley Community center. I grew up going to Farmer's Markets and was excited to finally get a chance to check out this one close to me. There were 8 vendor tents when I arrived and all were selling a variety of vegetables and fruits. While there were some commonalities between the tents (since certain things are in season) there was also a decent variety for it being a smaller gathering. Most of the stands had little baskets with the produce priced around $3-4 per basket, which was on par or cheaper than what I expect at the big HEBs in town. They also had some harder to find items, like lemon cucumbers, different types of kale and leafy veg, and all of it was WAY fresher than the big stores. Everyone was very friendly and they can take cash, debit, or lonestar cards (a huge plus since I don't always have cash). They also provide bags, although I bring my own out of habit. I don't know if they carry goods like oil or honey at any point during the year at this location, which is the only minor drawback I can remotely think of. The chance to buy fresh and support the immediately local growers is also great. Look forward to going back again for some squash (which they also had tons of) for a big picnic I will be bringing grilling vegetables to in the near future. If you go to the main website and click on "market schedule" in the left side bar, you can find the other locations in town where the vendors set up through out the week, so if this isn't the closest one to you, I bet you can find another. If I could give it 4.5 stars, I would!

THE Bill Varney (created and founder of Fredericksburg Herb Farm) created UrbanHerbal where I have…read moreto go to stock up on all products while in Fredericksburg. Lotions, savory salts, hand sanitizer, cologne, vinegar, room freshener, you name it! Everything is made by the owner himself (who is very well known in the herb community) using produce and herbs he grows onsite!!! 10/10 a must visit when in Fredericksburg.

My annual Girl's Weekend was spent in Fredericksburg this year. I was very excited about finally…read moregetting the chance to visit the famous herb farm that I had seen in numerous publications. So on Sunday we headed out and found that the place was turned into a bed & breakfast. We drove by and noticed Urban Herbal. What we didn't know was that the owner (William Varney) sold the herb farm back in 2007 but had some land adjacent to it and opened up Urban Herbal in 2010. I know that mid-February is not the time to visit if you want to see the garden in it's full glory, however the gift shop & labyrinth makes it worth the trip. We parked in the private lot and headed towards the garden where we were warmly greeted by William. He escorted us to his gift shop and I was so amazed at the variety of products he created to stock the shelves in this little store. From infused oils, herbal soaps, bath vinegars, bath salts/scrubs & lotions for the body, pet care to herbs for the grill, vinegars & seasonings for the palate, the offerings were mind boggling. William's knowledge was impressive to say the least and we were very happy that we got to spend some time talking with him personally, picking his brain. I ended up purchasing some incense, detoxifying body oil (juniper, geranium & grapefruit), lavendar/mint home fragrance, eucalyptus home fragrance, Herbs de Povence, lavendar/champagne vinegar & balsamic coffee/fig vinegar. After our purchases, William escorted us to the back garden. It was really wonderful to let my mind wander & meditate while I walked the labyrinth. William mentioned that he will begin workshops this spring. I am fuzzy on the details but he did mention that they will be posted on his website soon. I am truly happy that I was able to meet William. He is such a delight and has a wonderful, positive energy. I left Urban Herbal feeling refreshed & content. Definitely worth a return trip!

Great small market on the corner of Huebner & Bitters! I usually do the Sunday farmer's market at…read moreCastle Hills but when I was in need of fruits on a Saturday morning, I ventured over to the Hill Country Farmer's Market. It's smaller than the Castle Hills one and not much as far as breakfast options (yet) but they had much more produce options. I scored some Fredericksburg peaches, cherries, cucumbers and grape tomatoes here but they also had mushrooms, serranos, potatoes and squash. Among the 4 - 5 other booths were baked goods, meats, teas and honey. While I'd love to see some more leafy greens, the Hill Country Farmer's Market is now in the rotation for my produce needs. Check it out!